6 Movies
Disclosure Day. 2026, Starring
Landmark Cinemas, 1 July 2026, with Bethany Luther and Dr. Connie Luther. Soundtrack: "
Soul On Fire. 2025, Starring
- Joel Courtney as John O'Leary
- James McCracken as young John
- John Corbett as Dennis O'Leary
- Stéphanie Szostak as Susan O'Leary
- Masey McLain as Beth O'Leary
- James McCracken as young John
- Spencer Milford as Mike
- Amanda Pulcini as Deanna
- Iyad Hajjaj as Dr. Ayvazian
- Mikey Cestone as Jim O’Leary
- Stella Bratcher as Amy O'Leary
- Lucy Panozzo as Susie O'Leary
- DeVon Franklin as nurse Roy
- William H. Macy as Jack Buck
Crave, 5 July 2026. Soundtrack: "
Anachronism:
The movie showed Chaifetz Arena but that arena wasn't started until 2006, opening in 2008.
Saturday Night. 2024, Starring
- Gabriel LaBelle as Lorne Michaels
- Rachel Sennott as Rosie Shuster
- Cory Michael Smith as Chevy Chase
- Ella Hunt as Gilda Radner
- Dylan O'Brien as Dan Aykroyd
- Emily Fairn as Laraine Newman
- Matt Wood as John Belushi
- Lamorne Morris as Garrett Morris
- Kim Matula as Jane Curtin
- Finn Wolfhard as an NBC page
- Nicholas Braun in a dual role as:
- Ellen Boscov as Mrs. Kaufman
- Cooper Hoffman as Dick Ebersol
- Andrew Barth Feldman as Neil Levy
- Leander Suleiman as Anne Beatts
- Taylor Gray as Al Franken
- Mcabe Gregg as Tom Davis
- Abraham Hsu as Leo Yoshimura
- Corinne Britti as Valri Bromfield
- Nicholas Podany as Billy Crystal
- Rowan Joseph as Jim Fox
- Kirsty Woodward as Audrey Peart Dickman
- Kaia Gerber as Jacqueline Carlin
- Robert Wuhl as Dave Wilson
- Drew Scheid as Bob Pook
- Tommy Dewey as Michael O'Donoghue
- Catherine Curtin as Joan Carbunkle
- Jon Batiste as Billy Preston
- Brian Welch as Don Pardo
- Jef Holbrook as editor
- Willem Dafoe as David Tebet
- Paul Rust as Paul Shaffer
- Tracy Letts as Herb Sargent
- Matthew Rhys as George Carlin
- Naomi McPherson as Janis Ian
- J. K. Simmons as Milton Berle
- Billy Bryk as Carl
- Brad Garrett as Borscht Belt comedian
- Josh Brener as Alan Zweibel
- Presley Coley as Barbara Gallagher
- Parker Wierling as Tom Schiller
- Jeff Witzke as voice of Johnny Carson
- David Michael Brown as Bernie Brillstein
Crave, 5 July 2026. Soundtrack: "
Anachronisms:
Dan Aykroyd spends much of the movie trying out his Fred Garvin: Male Prostitute character. The character would not appear on SNL until 1979.
The modern subway train edited into the scene where Lorne stands outside 30 Rock before airtime did not exist in 1975.
Dust Bunny. 2026, Starring
- Mads Mikkelsen[6] as Resident 5B,[7] a hitman
- Sophie Sloan as Aurora,[2] a girl whose family was killed by a monster under the bed
- Sigourney Weaver as Laverne,[8] the handler of Resident 5B
- Sheila Atim as Brenda[2]
- David Dastmalchian as Conspicuously Inconspicuous Man[9]
- Rebecca Henderson as an intimidating woman[2]
- Line Kruse as Mother
Crave, 6 July 2026. Soundtrack: "
The Strangers: Chapter 2. 2025, Starring
- Madelaine Petsch as Maya, a survivor of the strangers[6]
- Gabriel Basso as Gregory, a Venus local[7]
- Froy Gutierrez as Ryan, Maya's fiancé who was killed by the strangers
- Ema Horvath as Shelly, a waitress at Carol's Diner[7] and one of the masked strangers (Pin-Up Girl)
- Ella Bruccoleri as Jasmine, a Venus local
- Richard Brake as Sheriff Rotter, the town sheriff
- Brooke Johnson as Nurse Danica, a nurse at Venus County Hospital
- Rafaella Biscayn as Eden, a Venus local
- Rachel Shenton as Debbie, Maya's older sister
- Pedro Leandro as Deputy Walters, the town deputy
- Joplin Sibtain as Billy Bufford, an Oregon state police officer
- Milo Callaghan as Wayne
Crave, 7 July 2026. Soundtrack: "
Asteroid City. 2023, Starring
- Jason Schwartzman as
- Augie Steenbeck,[10] a war photojournalist and Woodrow's father
- Jones Hall, the actor playing Steenbeck
- Scarlett Johansson as
- Midge Campbell,[11] a famous but disillusioned actress and Dinah's mother
- Mercedes Ford, the actress playing Campbell
- Tom Hanks as Stanley Zak,[12] Augie's father-in-law who dislikes him
- Jeffrey Wright as General Grif Gibson,[13] a Five-star general who serves as the host of the Junior Stargazer convention
- Tilda Swinton as Dr. Hickenlooper,[14] a scientist at a local observatory
- Bryan Cranston as the unnamed host of an anthology television series that the production is being broadcast on[13]
- Edward Norton as Conrad Earp,[1] a legendary playwright of Westerns
- Adrien Brody as Schubert Green,[15] a director who is in charge of the televised production
- Liev Schreiber as J.J. Kellogg,[13] Clifford's father
- Hope Davis as Sandy Borden,[13] Shelly's mother
- Stephen Park as
- Roger Cho,[16] Ricky's father
- Linus Mao, the actor playing Cho
- Rupert Friend[10] as
- Montana, a singing cowboy interested in June
- Asquith Eden, the actor playing Montana
- Maya Hawke[17] as
- June Douglas, a young schoolteacher who is interested in Montana
- Lucretia Shaver, the actress playing Douglas
- Steve Carell[18] as a motel manager
- Matt Dillon as
- A mechanic[19]
- Walter Geronimo, the actor playing the mechanic
- Hong Chau as Polly,[20] Schubert's wife
- Willem Dafoe as Saltzburg Keitel,[1] a revered and extremely dedicated acting teacher
- Margot Robbie[21] as
- Steenbeck's deceased wife and Zak's daughter
- the actress playing the wife
- Tony Revolori as Gen. Gibson's aide-de-camp[22]
- Jake Ryan as
- Woodrow,[23] Steenbeck's son and Zak's grandson, and a Junior Stargazer winner
- the understudy for the character of Woodrow who later is promoted to take on the role full-time
- Grace Edwards as Dinah,[1] Midge's daughter, and a Junior Stargazer awardee who develops a relationship with Woodrow
- Aristou Meehan as Clifford, J.J.'s son, and a Junior Stargazer awardee[1]
- Sophia Lillis as Shelly, Sandy's daughter, and a Junior Stargazer awardee[24]
- Ethan Josh Lee as Ricky,[1] Roger's son, and a Junior Stargazer awardee who reports on the alien[25]
- Jeff Goldblum[13] as the alien
- Kim Keukeleire as the puppeteer for the alien[26]
- Fisher Stevens as Detective 1[27]
- Rita Wilson[1] as Mrs. Weatherford
- Jarvis Cocker[28] as a cowboy
- Bob Balaban[29] as Larkings Executive
- Seu Jorge[30] as a cowboy
- Deanna Dunagan[31] as a waitress
Crave, 8 July 2026. Soundtrack: "
Anachronisms:
The peace symbol was not created until February 1958, so it could not have been depicted at the 1955 Junior Stargazer Convention.
Yellow barricade tape was developed in the mid-1960s, about a decade after the movie's 1955 time frame.
One of the "Stargazers" receives the "Black Hole Award." That term for a star collapsing under its own gravity to a singularity was unknown in 1955 and did not come into usage until the 1970's.
In the final version of the memory game, one of the names was Jackie O. That nickname for Jackie Onassis wasn't created until the mid-70s (at least 15 years after the movie date of 1955.
The soundtrack includes "Island of Dreams" by The Springfields playing on a radio in the background. This song wasn't recorded until 1962, seven years after the events in this film purportedly took place.
The Bell UH-1 helicopter depicted did not have its first flight until 1956 and did not enter service until 1959, and did not exist in time to appear at the 1955 Junior Stargazer Convention.
The railroad crossing signs are the modern 45 degree angle "X", which did not appear until the early 1970s.
When lighting his pipe toward the beginning Jason Schwartzman is seen using a Zippo pipe lighter which did not come out until 1982.
Woodrow Steenbeck has an embroidery on the pocket that recalls the character Brainiac from the DC comics. But Brainiac first appears in 1958, not 1955, when the movie takes place.
